The Third Duchess of Champagne-Ardenne, Hortense de Beaudelaire, was an ordinary high-born child from birth, but had grown up to be a legend.
Fed up with the gentlemen asking for her hands in marriage, she left Champagne and the title of Duchess of Champagne-Ardenne behind then headed to Paris to join the Queen's Guards in order to seek freedom which as an aristocrat she did not have. Some years after that, Mme de Tréville introduced to the Queen a new lady for her court, called Hélène d'Artenade from Gascony, whom was put under Hortense's command. That was when the adventures began and the legend was born.
History did not remember her, neither the Queen's Guards. We just knew that, she was an outstanding legend, and also a forgotten one.
Tale of a brigadière before Oscar de Jarjayes and the obscure ancestor of the more obscure Immortal Legend.
*Second tale in the Legendary Trilogy.
*Highest achievement: #1 - knighthood
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Divorced, Beheaded, Died. Divorced, Beheaded, Survived. Everyone knows the wives rhyme. King Henry VIII had three legitimate children from three different wives. Or did he? This explores history if Katheryn Howard, the fifth wife, and the second beheaded in the rhyme, gave birth to not one, not two, but three children at once to the king. Yes, that's right; triplets. Royal triplets. However, one of whom was kidnapped at birth. Well, what happened to it? That's what we're going to find out.
*Note, I will be using some of the names from my SIX fanfic.